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'Knives Out,' 'Lost Bus,' 'Rental Family' to Premiere at TIFF
Daniel Craig · Toronto

'Knives Out,' 'Lost Bus,' 'Rental Family' to Premiere at TIFF

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The Toronto International Film Festival announced it will host the world premieres of films including "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery" and "Lost Bus."See the Story
‘Tulsa King’ Season 3 cast revealed — and a ‘SEAL Team’ favorite is joining Taylor Sheridan's mafia drama
Sylvester Stallone · Tulsa

‘Tulsa King’ Season 3 cast revealed — and a ‘SEAL Team’ favorite is joining Taylor Sheridan's mafia drama

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Sylvester Stallone's Dwight will face a new nemesis in ‘Tulsa King’ Season 3, and we are not ready for the drama!See the Story
Let Pierce Brosnan Do Whatever He Wants!
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Let Pierce Brosnan Do Whatever He Wants!

It has come to my attention that the casting of the new Thursday Murder Club adaptation, due on Netflix later this year, has caused some controversy. “Controversy” is a grandiose word, but anyway…in an illustrious cast that includes Helen Mirren, Ben Kingsley, Celia Imrie, and Naomi Ackie, some fans do not like that Pierce Brosnan has been cast to play Ron Ritchie, the brash, rash, divorced, retired ex-union organizer with neck tattoos and a pen…Read Article

Weird girls, manic pixies, and other myths of girlhood

It’s never been cooler to be a ‘weird girl’. Pop sensation Chappell Roan says her dream date is a ‘weird art girl’. Last year, the surrealist film Poor Things featured a wild young woman with a foetus brain implant to critical and commercial success, and in January, Lucy Rose’s novel The Lamb took lady-cannibals mainstream becoming a bestseller. As readers increasingly reach for books about eccentric, if not strange, convention-defying young wom…Read Article

Agatha On Board: Boats in the Mysteries of Agatha Christie

As many Christie fans may (or may not) know, Agatha Christie spent most of her life living near the water. Born in Torquay, England, she was raised in a seaside town with a harbor and seafront, historically with a fishing industry and nowadays more known for seaside tourism. As a young adult, she spent a winter with her mother staying by the Nile river in Egypt. Later on, she spent nearly a year carrying out international travel exploits with he…Torquay, England · TorquayRead Article

Spies in Small Towns

The NROC A highly valued intelligence asset of the CIA is “burned.” Translated from Intelligence-speak, a human who has betrayed their country, either due to ideological differences or financial gain or revenge, has lost the anonymity which shielded them from the intelligence services of their home country. They can practically smell the blood and sweat of the torture chamber, or the gunsmoke of the firing squad infiltrating the air they breathe…CIA · United StatesRead Article

The Dirty Work: The On-Going Romance Between Sex Work and Crime Fiction

From “A Scandal in Bohemia” to The Big Sleep, from the LA of James Ellroy to the Harlem of Chester Himes and far beyond, there has always been a close relationship, a complicity, perhaps even a romance between crime fiction and sex work in all its forms – from prostitution and concubinage to burlesque and pornography. Lawrence Block’s Matthew Scudder – ex-cop and ex-drunk, finds love with a high-class escort who opens an antique shop on the Uppe…New York City · New YorkRead Article

Agatha Christie Will Save Us All

A couple of years ago, I quit my job as a tech journalist and moved to the desert to open a bookstore. My reasons were mostly to do with burnout: The dread of waking up every morning wondering what new awful thing Musk or Zuck had done to the world. The 2am text messages from editors demanding 800 words on each new atrocity, the inevitable social media fights that followed publication. Opening a bookstore has given me some much-needed distance f…United States · United StatesRead Article

Julie Clark on Speaking Up, Standing Out, and Her New Suspense Novel, ‘The Ghostwriter’

The difference between failure and success can be as much a mystery as anything you’ll find in a book. Julie Clark could have been a(nother) victim of the publishing industry’s seeming indifference when her first book (2018’s The Ones We Choose) underperformed, and she decided to persist without any promises of a better outcome. In 2020, as the COVID pandemic soared, her follow-up, The Last Flight, became an instant New York Times bestseller (th…Ojai · OjaiRead Article

Why Military Stories Matter

Long before we began writing for a living—while still serving as Naval officers on the pointy tip of the spear—we already believed in the power of storytelling. Since the days of early humanity, stories have helped us share who we are, what we do, and why. They teach, inspire, and connect. Today, we write fiction, but the truths we strive to capture are deeply personal to us. Our stories honor those we’ve served beside and offer a glimpse behind…United States · United StatesRead Article

Gabino Iglesias: Let’s Talk About Some New Books

I have such a fantastic column for you this month! Want to know why? Well, there are half a dozen awesome novels here, but the main reason you’re getting such a lengthy column is that I read the novels and then wrote last month’s column and… never sent it. Then I started reading the novels for this month, had to travel home because my uncle died…and forgot to send this month’s column. Hah. Let that be a lesson, boys and girls and nonbinary folks…Los Angeles, California · Los AngelesRead Article

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